Digital artist Beeple has rejected the notion that artificial intelligence art should be considered theft. Both humans and AI ...

The media artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) increasingly sees his interactive video sculptures—one of which goes on show this ...

On Twitter, Beeple posted a two-word response a few minutes after the auction ended: “Holy f—k.” The composite’s sale is not just a standout in the NFT world but in the broader art market ...

That price set a new record for the increasingly popular market for digital-only art — and makes Beeple's piece the third most-expensive work sold by a living artist at auction, according to a ...

Beeple had embraced NFT artwork for months, making several million dollars off the artwork late last year before a slightly more mainstream embrace of the tech by the art world drove his works ...

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I don't feel like that actually happened." As of October, the most Beeple had made selling a piece of his art was $100, but he had been working on "Everydays" for more than a decade. It's a ...

In the Times, under the headline “Beeple Has Won. Here’s What We’ve Lost,” Jason Farago was unfazed by the N.F.T.’s ultimate price tag. As the adage goes, art is worth whatever someone ...

It was only the second time he had put his art on sale. The digital artist, who goes by Beeple, has created a drawing every single day for the last 13 years. He started with pen and paper but now ...

Since moving to Charleston in 2017, Beeple has garnered quite a reputation in the world of digital art. In 2021 he sold his artwork, “Everydays: The First 5,000 Days,” in an auction at ...